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Artist spotlight: Phillips and Sotheby’s offered dueling Tina Modotti work in their April Photography sales. Both created during her time in Mexico in the 1920s with more well-known photographer and love-interest Edward Weston; and both signed

Can I show you an even bigger Keith Haring?

Too much fun at the prints and drawings fair opening last night, and I am thrilled to be sending this Picasso ink drawing from Jill Newhouse home with my client.

Next week at auction: feeling very invested in someone pairing this 1952 Wifredo Lam ink on paper (at Doyle in NY) with Philippe Starck’s 1983 Chaise pliante (at Bonhams in Paris).

I have loved putting buying work for what I call The Blue Collection. We brought down this wall-mounted Lichtenstein at Christie’s a few years ago to take advantage of a set back hallway space. Always nice to visit old friends!

Artist Spolight: I’m doing research today on a few of the lesser known names that caught my eye when I visited The Barnes in Philadelphia last week. First up: an Italian artist known as Afro. I noticed two late 1940s portraits in Albert Barnes&

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